Property Insurance
Build tall with a strong foundation.
Mitigating Business Risk
Every business owner needs property insurance, whether they own, lease, or work from home. The coverage isn’t just for the building itself, but all the property your business uses to operate, from computers to forklifts. Property insurance protects you from:
- Natural disasters
- Theft or vandalism
- Property damage or loss
- Bodily injury and medical costs
Superior Business Protection
When it comes to business property coverage, Crawford Yingling offers the most competitive rates, the most effective and applicable plans, and the best claim experience. Our team has served the Mid Atlantic region for over a 100 years as business needs evolved, so we know what today’s businesses need to succeed.
Options for business property protection include buildings, structures, furniture and equipment, lost records, money securities, and supplies. Different businesses have different needs, and our job is to determine the absolute best options for you.
Explore types of business property insurance below and contact Crawford Yingling today to get started with a free, no obligation quote.
Types of Property Insurance
Builders Risk: Used in the construction industry to cover the building, materials, loss of income, delayed completion, or marketing expenses.
Inland Marine: Property types transported on land, including construction equipment, tools, and cargo.
Crime Insurance: Protects the company against embezzlement and theft by employees and against theft, hacking, and burglary by non-employees.
Business Owner Policy (BOPS): An all-in-one package designed for small- to medium-sized businesses including liability, building property, business property, and business income.
Directors and Officers Liability (D&O): Fills in the gaps from standard general liability while protecting the personal assets of the directors and officers in case of a lawsuit.
Employment Practices Liability (EPLI): Provides critical coverage for issues with employees or volunteers regarding wrongful termination, sexual harassment, and failure to promote or hire.
Professional Liability: Supplements general liability policies to cover a professional’s specialized training. Similar to errors and omissions.
